The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-12

Miss Florence Sulig, Tom Polk and
Mics Polly BrigaDds, Graham White
and Mics Jennie Hall.
The water supply is temporarily
cut a 10 enable the compsDy to make
connections with the rev 100000
gallon engine.
The jewish people OF the city will
give picnic at Estival Park Wednes-
day, June 22d, for the benefit OF their
orphan asylum.
1t Is raid a company of local cap.
ita.ists Is ready 10 oreanizs for the
purpose OF converting the Courth ouse
INTO mammoth hotel.
--"The Young Man Who Refused
Wine" will DO the theme Of the Rsv.
r A, Vena5le's discourse at the First
Baptist church tonight.
The Memphis Gun Club will hold
ting at the law office OF Poston
4 PJstoD, No. 80 Madison street, to.
morrow night at s o'clock.
People along the line OF the
Memphis and Charleston railroad are
urging the company to give them
chair cara in which to travel.
The preparatory class OF st. Agnes
Academy will be examined on the 10th
instant. The graduating class exer.
osss take place the next evening.
j. II. Randle WAS awarded dam.
az I $500 against the II ,st Tenues.
sse, Virginia and Georgia Railroad by
a j1ry in the Circuit Court yesterday.
A transcript of the will Of Mrs.
Mary Fritz, who died a! San Antonio,
Tex, some time ago, was admitted to
probate yesterday. Il. II. FrlS was
appointed executor.
Caroline King, q colorsd woman,
wss badly beaten and robbed Of $50
by gang OF roughs at ths corner OF
Madison and Lauderdale streets FRI
day night, No arrests.
An engine and eight cars on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad were
ditched and badly wrecked Friday
afternoon two miles this eide OF Tr,Z..
want. No one was injured.
The case Of Jefferson We. Eding-
ton, from the Chauoery Court OF Grit
tenden county, Ark, is being heard in
the court here before Judge RiddiCk.
The lawyers on both sides are mostly
from the Memphis bar.
James w. Knott, jr., pleaded not
guilty in the Criminal Court yester.
day 30 the indictment of murder in
the first degree. Col. George CAN'T,
John I. Moss and L. M. Winters are
retained az his counsel.
The East End Dummy Railroad
Company have filed a bill in the Cir
cult court againt Il. A. Hollenberg
and b A. Hollenberg, it,, to have q
tact Of land on Madison street con-
demned for right Of way.
Deputy Clerk and Master Of
OhsnCery J. M. Bradley requests that
the gentleman who has the papers In
the CAGE of Paiarachia We. the Erie
and Lake Shore Railroad Company
will please return them at once.
Up to s o'clock last night the POI
lice mad made thirty-two arrests, the
majority Of cases being for violation
Of the health ordinance. The au-
thorities are determined to have no
ioolishness about the matter Of clean
ing up.
The Right Bev. Blshop Radeni.
aChsr, Of Nashville, is in the city and
will cfliciate today at Bidgid's church
1t 7 am, and pm. Ho will also Of.
hciate at 81, Peters at $3.50 am,
where number Of candidates for
confirmation will be in attendance.
-Allen Bing, O Chinaman, and
john g ahsm, colored, were arrested
by Officer Doherty, lest night, for q
Tree hsAtat No. Sl7 Second street.
The t ouble aroIe n ,m q difference OF
opinion TO lsuudry charges, over
watch the negro attempted TO settle